Islamabad: The Federal Revenue Council (FBR) received data from the regional revenue authorities (PRAS) and various departments to determine the potential taxpayers and expand the tax base.
According to the sources that the business registrar was martyred, the data includes ownership of vehicles, property records, and financial information from land authorities and revenues in provinces, development authorities, minerals, mines and the food body.
FBR is currently analyzing the details of ownership of more than 21 million cars from all four provinces, 23 million land records, and more than 100,000 curtain files shared by the development authorities. In addition, 20,000 CNIC records were provided by regional revenue authorities.
However, officials note that this raw data alone may not be sufficient to effectively expand the tax base, especially with regard to property ownership and luxury vehicle records.
At the same time, FBR acquired high -value individual data from the NADRA database and registration body (NADRA), which covers bank accounts, property ownership, external travel and luxury vehicle records. This cooperation aims to identify non -candidates, verify the taxpayer income, and put the final touches on tax profiles.
Under Article 175b of Income Tax Decree, NADRA is allowed to share financial records and data available with FBR to facilitate tax collection and enforce them. FBR and Nadra also expands the data exchange framework to improve tax compliance and collect revenue.
